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Hugo Aguilar , a lawyer from the Mixtec people in Oaxaca state, will be the first Indigenous Supreme Court justice in nearly 170 years .
Supporters cite Aguilar 's long history of working on Indigenous rights, while critics say he's helped push the governing party's agenda.
The last Indigenous justice to do so was Mexican hero and former President Benito Juárez , who ran the court from 1857 to 1858 .
Aguilar's work came under fire when he joined the government's National Institute of Indigenous Peoples at the beginning of López Obrador’s administration in 2018 .
Aguilar was tasked with investigating the potential impacts of the Maya Train project.
The train, which runs in a rough loop around the Yucatan peninsula, has deforested large swathes of jungle.
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